co-author (Meaning)

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co-author (v)

be a co-author on (a book, a paper)

No strong antonyms found.

No weak antonyms found.

As a co-author of the groundbreaking study, she shared credit with her colleague for their collaborative efforts.
The book was co-authored by two prominent scholars who brought their expertise together to provide a comprehensive analysis.
He was thrilled to co-author a research paper with his mentor, a leading figure in the field.
The screenplay was co-authored by a talented duo, resulting in a captivating film adaptation.
Their partnership as co-authors allowed them to combine their unique perspectives and insights into the subject matter.
She decided to co-author a series of novels with her sister, drawing inspiration from their shared experiences growing up.
The academic journal article was co-authored by a team of researchers from different universities, showcasing interdisciplinary collaboration.
The report was co-authored by experts in economics and sociology, providing a well-rounded analysis of the issue.
The co-authors worked closely together to ensure the coherence and accuracy of their findings.
His latest publication was co-authored with an international team of scientists, reflecting the global nature of modern research.

be a co-author on (a book, a paper)

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As a co-author of the groundbreaking study, she shared credit with her colleague for their collaborative efforts.

The book was co-authored by two prominent scholars who brought their expertise together to provide a comprehensive analysis.

He was thrilled to co-author a research paper with his mentor, a leading figure in the field.

The screenplay was co-authored by a talented duo, resulting in a captivating film adaptation.